Wonderful , your explanation are clear & simple to understand , good job , I think this bluegrass series will be very fun & useful , I remember awhile back , when you playing songs from the fiddlers Fakebook, that was so fun , thank for all you're doing , you really are a born teacher , thanks , moe
@@ViolinViolaMasterclassThanks for sharing Amber. Can you sjare any tips to learn violin faster and as easily as when I was a child as an adult, especially vibratoand intonation? Thanks and hope to hear from you!
I use the 12357 pentatonic scale. For minor flatten the 3 and 7, which gives a different selection of notes from the relative major. The minor mode sounds standard but the major mode melodies and harmonies sound like beautiful and whimsical seventh and ninth chords.
Thank you, catchy, very informative and fun :)
Wonderful , your explanation are clear & simple to understand , good job , I think this bluegrass series will be very fun & useful , I remember awhile back , when you playing songs from the fiddlers Fakebook, that was so fun , thank for all you're doing , you really are a born teacher , thanks , moe
Thank you!!☺️🎻📚
@@ViolinViolaMasterclassThanks for sharing Amber. Can you sjare any tips to learn violin faster and as easily as when I was a child as an adult, especially vibratoand intonation? Thanks and hope to hear from you!
I use the 12357 pentatonic scale. For minor flatten the 3 and 7, which gives a different selection of notes from the relative major. The minor mode sounds standard but the major mode melodies and harmonies sound like beautiful and whimsical seventh and ninth chords.
This reminds me sooo much of Appalachian Spring
oops, wrong video. Thank you for the valuable information on the scales.
very nice and pretty
And I thought the Carl Flesch scales were the pinnacle for string players.
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